"""The government's conclusion: """"Now that the Publisher Defendants control the retail prices of e-books – but Amazon maintains control of its print book retail prices – Publisher Defendants' e-book prices sometimes are higher than Amazon's prices for print versions of the same titles."""" We found this example: MacMillan title """"Killing Lincoln"""" by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard. List price $28, Amazon price $16.80. Kindle edition: $16.52; and on iTunes: 14.99. Strangely, MacMillan is selling the e-book from its own store for $12.99 http://us.macmillan.com/book.aspx?isbn=9781429996877#buy-the-book"""
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